bethel, alaska. it is not an island but you can't get there by road because there isn't one.o roads lead to bethel. so if you want anything delivered, it is usually going to be by plane. in this part of america, even a $.55 first class letter is a lifeline. >> i don't think that most people know what it is like out here. joie: melanie fredericks is a member of the native yupik community. up here, internet service is not a given. amazon trucks don't deliver. but this is america too and fredericks says it needs the connections only the post office delivers. >> just like with anything else that connects us to each other and the rest of the world, the rest of the country, it is not ok to just cut us off. joie: another $.55 stamp will take you way down to maryland's eastern shore, where i asked sandy cep if she thinks her work is much different from the post office up there. >> i'm going to say not. as a world carrier, you are the connection. we always used to say we are the post office on wheels. joie: on her route, cep delivered that daily connection, the birth announcements and

lord bethell said they were now "a massive public health disaster".ontemption of numbers and social distancing rules. what assesment has the government made with the use of intelligence by police in order to stop people from travelling long distances to attend such illegal gatherings? my lords, i used to organise raves, i used to love raves, but i implore all of those who organise raves to stop because you are creating a massive public health disaster. fines have been put in place, we will come after you, but please, look into your conscience, stop the raves, protect lives. is there a case, at least, for us to consider focusing more on mortality rates rather than simply infection rates and finding better ways of identifying and protecting the vulnerable, the truly vulnerable while allowing the rest of society to sensibly get on with their lives as best they can in the circumstances before the costs of trying to protect everyone become both economically and politically unsustainable. he alludes to a hope that i'm afraid cannot be borne out in practice.

lord bethell, dealing with coronavirus in a complex world.r another round—up of the day here at westminster, as mps get their teeth into that controversial brexit bill. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. we had the warmest september day on monday since 2016. for many it was a case of blue sky and sunshine. it was a beautiful september afternoon. why am i showing you jersey? well, it was jersey that had the top spot with 31 degrees. not far behind was charlwood, in surrey. that was the highest temperature across mainland uk, with london hot on its heals with 29 celsius. and the reason being, this area of high pressure centred across europe, that's allowing this southerly flow to drag in some very warm air all the way from africa. so we're seeing temperatures unusually high for the time of year, but things will change subtly as we go into tuesday, with weak weather fronts bringing some showery outbreaks of rain to start the day. it's going to be a relatively mild start, however. double digits quite widely across the co

me a traitor but i bet they have been breaking the greens if the pair went to prison not my full bethel. not. just prosecution since 1990 hong kong's victoria park has played host to the annual june 4th visual hells to remember those who died in the tenement square crackdown of 1989 s. but police banned the gathering this year citing restrictions imposed because of the covert 19 pandemic. organizers of the memorial moved the event online but gathered on officially at the park. by early evening thousands of supporters had joined them in defiance of the ban was. imminent implementation of the national security law was on many people's minds not need no. i don't know more years. now why you cannot tell me i. will dig holes now i'll hold and eyes ation to silence all of us of course which i will as a leader oh we will be jailed be in jail under a national security. and of course we have to be prepare. former student leader nathan will was among the crowd in what was likely his last act of civil disobedience in hong kong. he fled the city shortly before the national security bill came into e

officials say there located near bethel island in the eastern part of the county. they are urging residents to be careful about infected mosquitoes. drain your standing water, use repellents, chlorinate and filter your swimming pools. avoid the outdoors at dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are out. >>> with new video showing the aftermath of the scu complex fire that chart nearly 400,000 acres in five counties. the santa clara county sheriff's helicopter captured this video flying over the san antonio valley. the chart hills and valleys are stretching for miles east of mount hamilton. fire crews do expected to be fully contained by the end of the month. in northern los angeles county, they are battling flames fueled by low humidity and erratic wind, they are trying to protect homes in the foothill communities. the flames from the bobcat fire, burning 156 square miles. the flames are spreading to the devils punch bowl. that is a famed nature center. the fire destroyed the visitor center. luckily, no wildlife or staff were injured. we have the subject of air quality, and

and alameda county firefighters holding a 9/11 remembrance this morning, bringing bethel, and lowering a flag to half staff. >>> breaking news, new buddy camera video showing the clashes between san jose police and protesters over the death of george floyd. plus. >>> our neighborhood is under siege, and we need some help. >>> a hillside community plagued by rowdy parties, the mass and the safety hazard that has neighbors that up. >>> a live report from oregon were raging wildfires now have portland under a state emergence the. and mass evacuations and the search for the missing. >>> social distancing in the stands and fa [horns honking] ms. robinson: we're ready! ms. zamora: ¡estamos listos! ms. duncan: we're ready! ms. williams: we have missed you so much. ms. zamora: we're with you every step of the way. narrator: making our school buildings safer. ms. williams: no one wants to be back in the classroom more than teachers. mr. hardesty: but we all have to be safe. ms. robinson: we take great pride in making sure all of our students achieve. ms. duncan: remember to wear your mask. ms.

lord bethell.the curtain has come down everywhere else because of the coronavirus pandemic. the composer and theatre impresario, andrew lloyd webber, says the performing arts are now at the "point of no return". he wants the government to announce a date when injuly, lord lloyd webber organised a concert at the london palladium to see if it would be possible to re—open theatres safely and at full capacity. but he told mps on the culture committee that theatre couldn't operate with social distancing. i am absolutely confident that the air, for example, in the london palladium, and indeed in all my theatres, is purer than the air outside. the air handling i think is critical in all of this. and if i may say, it seems to me that the really important thing that needs to be done now is to be sending some of the money that has been spent on the arts — to give it to theatres that may not have been able to afford to do what we have been able to do, so that theatres can reopen safely. i mean, the answer is

tory frontbencher lord bethell condemned the practice after concerns were raised over their alleged impositionic, without any consultation. my my lords, the distinction between different patient groups has particularly affected ca re groups has particularly affected care home residents through the blanket use of do not resuscitate orders without explanation to patients and families. will the minister may clear his abhorrence of this practice and can he say how he will ensure that the recent winter guidance in relation to this for adult social care will be followed and phil? my lords, there are no blanket dnr notices. these are completely abhorrent, against the nhs constitution, and we are not supporting those at all. the noble lord is entirely right that family should be consulted before any such measures are put in place and the social ca re put in place and the social care plan as published earlier this month makes that absolutely clear. he will be aware that there have been letters in the telegraph saying an age limit, an advisory age limit of 75 is being brought m, limit of 75 is being bro

lord bethel.is johnson's summer holiday in scotland? the prime minister had to cut short his break after pictures of the cottage he was staying in were published in a newspaper. a downing street source was quoted as pointing the finger at the local mp, the snp's westminster leader ian blackford, who protested his innocence. this matter has not only been the worst kind of political smear, the false allegation has equally resulted in security implications for myself and my family given its serious and personal nature. you know, i can see the prime minister pulling the face, but all you have to do is to go to social media and see the threats that i was then forced to witness. i draw his attention to a tweet by a chap on the 17th of august saying, "ferocious ross, i hear that must be bad if you're fair—skinned and camping." to which an account that purports to be the right honourable gentleman's, but i'm sure it isn't because of what he'sjust said, says, "i wonder if an education at eton stands you in

director of the national association of school resource officers and agrees with some aspects of bethel'swe should be in schools to do community-based policing and that's a whole different thing. >> reporter: kennedy believes properly trained police officers have a place in schools, especially in the event of a school shooting. >> good sros want to be the protector of that community. >> reporter: but senator chris murphy of connecticut and representative presley of massachusetts believe police do not belong in schools. >> police in schools with students of color and putting these kids on a pathway to the criminal justice system. >> reporter: they introduced the counseling not criminalization in schools act, it would establish a $2.5 billion grant program for schools to replace law enforcement officials with those who provide services that support mental health. >> we need to be making investments in social/emotional wellness supports and restorative justice practices. it's a deficit of understanding, a deficit of empathy. >> reporter: do you think your life would have been different had y

blowing this beach became at the first is perfect place to escape the boiling temperature at their bethel island home. >> we are outdoors, cool breeze going by and we are distance from other parties so i think it's all pretty good. >> a lot of people had the same idea and that of course raises concerns about spreading covid- 19. but after trying to discourage beachgoers on several other occasions, the city has surrendered to public will and agreed to keep the beaches open through the holiday. but adding to the crowds at half moon bay is the decision by its northern neighbor pacifica to close all its beaches and parking lots for the entire three-day begin. and that doesn't make a lot of sense to longtime resident jane . >> i think people need to be outdoors, with covid it sounds like the indoors we are worried about. that is kind of the reason i wish they didn't close the beaches. >> the city says if they just closed the parking lots to discourage visitors they would have jammed the neighborhoods with cars so the beaches had to be closed completely as well. but no one on the beaches means

the bethel ame church says it wants an apology and the trump campaign to stop running the ad. we're talking about all of this on twitter. let me know what you think. you'll find me ther there @scottmcgrew. >> we continue our weeklong series of black businesses fighting to make it in the bay. tonight a man using the lessons he learned growing up in the slums of kenya and is now helping others thrive in the pandemic. you can watch that at 6:00 on nbc bay area news. >>> rescue dogs in australia train to save koalas ahead of the peak fire season. the team is led by a dog named bear that you see there, part of the university of sunshine coast detection dog team. they actually can sniff out koalas in distress. last summer, the worst fire season in decades, the dogs helped rescue more than 100 koalas. >>> also from the animal file, the case of monkeying around. a man says he discovered this video you see here and photos on his phone seemingly taken by that monkey. this is while the phone was missing. it appears it put it in the mouth as you see the red. the man late are found his pho

this is the damage leaders at the el bethel primitive bacht church in mobile, are still trying to wrapheir heads around. sally ripped the church's steeple off the building. yesterday, members of the church showed up to help the pastor begin the cleanup process. >> preaching messages prior to this storm about the lord will provide. stormy people in a stormy world. he was preparing us for this. >> reporter: about 50 miles south, the damage is even worse. ft. morgan, alabama, near where sally made landfall is now a disaster zone. there, the storm ripped entire floors off homes and left boats piled on top of each other in the rubble of a collapsed dry dock. from the air, we got a look at the path of destruction sally left behind. a pier in gulf shores, alabama, was ripped in half after a $2.4 million renovation. a ribbon cutting ceremony was scheduled for the day sally made landfall. we also saw chunks missing from the pensacola bay bridge which was in the middle of a $400 million makeover. so far, the city of pensacola says sally caused more than $12 million in damage. back in mobile, pas

thank you, lord bethel, and thank you mr chair as well.irst thing. that means that as you leave your house you understand what it is you should do based or the advice, medical advice we have. the second thing it has is a system we call check in. with that, by using the qr code, it means if for any reason there was an outbreak in any reason there was an outbreak in an area where you had been, we would be able to get in touch with you by getting a message to that device. we have to benefits we call we benefits, which is where we try and manage or help the user manage the risk of others, a symptom checker which by using a very simple questionnaire will let you know whether you are ok or they will have the coronavirus. you can book a test online through the app as well. also it has an isolation companion, which i think we have talked about a little bit on this call, which is based on the advice that we have, that apple be there as your companion to let you know how long you need to isolate four, ten days, and then a situation where it could sa